McLane Creek
May 2008
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Mariposa Grove
June 27, 2007
Among the Giants in Beautiful Lower Mariposa Grove
Sequoiadendron giganteum
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Weyerhauser Log Lifters at the Port of Olympia
Question: does clear cut logging and overseas log export fit in with a future of ecological sustainability and social justice?
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Tree with Moss in Sunlight, Watershed Park
Tree with Moss in Sunlight, Watershed Park, September 2008
Urban Clear Cut
Check out my new OlyBlog-post with photos of a new clear cut on the Westside of the City of Olympia, Washington: olyblog.net/division-and-dickerson-clear-cut
Maple Leaf
A sure sign of the progression of the seasons is the changing colors expressed in tree leaves. Here's a maple leaf from Lions Park in Olympia Washington. Have a good week.
Life and Death
An old tree has died and fallen, it's decay will provide nutrients for other trees to live and grow. It will also provide habitat for a host of other organisms.
From Yosemite
Here's a photograph from Yosemite. I will be posting more pictures from my road trip in the next few days or so. Here's a link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwhitlock/sets/72157600676235927/,
and a sample:
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